(1) Here’s a surprising development – Israel is on the brink of passing a death penalty law for terrorists: A bill to impose the death penalty on convicted terrorists, who committed murder, passed its first reading in the Knesset plenum … Continue reading →
(1) A jury decided that throwing a sandwich at a public official doesn’t put him “in fear of bodily harm”: The jury deliberated for several hours over Wednesday and this afternoon before finding Dunn, a former Justice Department paralegal, not … Continue reading →
The first thing I want to say is that, if Mamdani had to win at all, I’m glad he got there with a tiny bit over 50 percent. That indicates it’s likely that, even if Sliwa had dropped out, Mamdani … Continue reading →
In Virginia, all the Democrat candidates – including Jay Jones – have been been declared victors. Jones’ contest for AG was the closest, probably due to the revelations of his venomous statements about Republicans, but not enough voters cared. Then … Continue reading →